Sentence examples for greater restraints from inspiring English sources

He advocated greater restraints on social and political expression, while she favored more freedom.

Any bailout must be accompanied by greater restraints on the fiscal sovereignty that Athens so egregiously abused.

Where, with the exception of the Greens and Plaid Cymru – who have four MPs between them – are the political parties calling for greater restraints on corporate power?

What is clear is that beginning on Jan . 1 when the agreements go into effect, American-led operations in Iraq will be conducted under far greater restraints.

While Republicans are pushing for legislation that would allow regulators to rein in Freddie and Fannie for a multitude of reasons, Democrats are hoping to place greater restraints on the regulator's powers.

James B. Flateau, a spokesman for the State Department of Correctional Services, said the state planned to allow parole rates for nonviolent inmates to remain steady, while creating greater restraints on violent criminals.

But there are also arguments for greater restraint.

In those battles Mr. Koh argued for greater restraint.

But greater restraint by the military has been in evidence, an encouraging trend.

A top Russian Foreign Ministry official also urged "greater restraint" by the United States.

In a letter to Mr. Sharon last week, Mr. Bush rightly urged greater restraint.